HTC EVO 4G Accessories Get Official

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Just earlier today we’ve seen some new iPad accessories and now it’s time to look at some more accessories, but this time for the HTC EVO 4G. Sprint has officially announced quite a list of new accessories for the HTC EVO 4G, so get ready for some more spending.

The HTC EVO 4G Car Upgrade Kit costs you $59.99 and will offer you the proper car support for the EVO. GPS navigation is supposed to become a lot easier once the smartphone is placed inside the car kit, and the Car Upgrade Kit will offer you “a one-touch interface to HTC EVO 4G GPS navigation software, Footprints and phone dialer, with large, easy-to-use thumbnails in the dialer menu.”

Now that GPS is out of the way you can focus on protecting the HTC EVO 4G. In case you haven’t purchased a case yet then Sprint is introducing the OtterBox Commuter Series that will set you back $34.99. Of course that’s not the only case available from Sprint, in fact there are plenty of other choices with prices ranging from $14.99 to $24.99: the Purple Gel, the HTC Custom Phone Covers in three colors, the Body Glove Cover, the Custom Screen Protectors or the HTC Custom Leather Case.

Sprint is also ready to offer you a bunch of other power solutions for the EVO, like the SOLIO Mono Hybrid Charger, a solar-power charger that costs $59.99 or the Sprint Travel Charger Plus, priced at $39.99 and ready to help you charge the EVO while traveling. Add to that the HTC Standard Battery, for $44.99, the Vehicle Charger, for $34.99 and the All-in-One Vehicle and Wall Charger, for $39.99 and your EVO will not run of juice very soon.

Need more memory storage space for your HTC EVO 4G? Sprint has for you the SanDisk Mobile Ultra microSDHC memory cards that come in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities priced at $29.99, $49.99 and $99.99, respectively.

Last but not least, you might be interested in a 6-foot HDMI Cable, priced at $29.99, or the Plantronics BackBeat 903 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones, priced at $99.99 that will help you better enjoy the EVO’s multimedia capabilities.

So what do you say, are you ready to pay more for HTC EVO 4G-related stuff?